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Eurovision Song Contest 1969 (1969) Poster

(1969 TV Special)

Full Cast & Crew

Directed by 

Ramón Díez

Cast (in credits order)  

Laura Valenzuela ... Self - Host (as Laurita Valenzuela)
Augusto Algueró Augusto Algueró ... Self - Musical Director & Conductor: Luxembourg / Spain
Ivan Ivan ... Self - Yugoslavian Entry
Romuald Romuald ... Self - Luxembourg Entry
Salomé ... Self - Spanish Entry
Jean Jacques Jean Jacques ... Self - Monacoan Entry
Muriel Day Muriel Day ... Self - Irish Entry
Iva Zanicchi Iva Zanicchi ... Self - Italian Entry
Lulu ... Self - United Kingdom Entry
Lennie Kuhr ... Self - Dutch Entry
Tommy Körberg ... Self - Swedish Entry (as Tommy Köerberg)
Louis Neefs Louis Neefs ... Self - Belgian Entry
Paola Del Medico Paola Del Medico ... Self - Swiss Entry (as Paola)
Kirsti Sparboe Kirsti Sparboe ... Self - Norwegian Entry
Siw Malmkvist ... Self - German Entry
Frida Boccara ... Self - French Entry
Simone de Oliveira Simone de Oliveira ... Self - Portuguese Entry
Jarkko Jarkko ... Self - Finnish Entry
Laura Ruotsalo Laura Ruotsalo ... Self - Finnish Entry (as Laura)
Massiel ... Self - Previous Winner
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Francis Bay Francis Bay ... Self - Conductor: Belgium
Øivind Bergh Øivind Bergh ... Self - Conductor: Norway
Hans Blum Hans Blum ... Self - Conductor: Germany
Clifford Brown Clifford Brown ... Self - Scrutineer
Frans De Kok Frans De Kok ... Self - Conductor: Netherlands
Johnny Harris Johnny Harris ... Self - Conductor: United Kingdom
Noel Kelehan Noel Kelehan ... Self - Conductor: Ireland
Ezio Leoni Ezio Leoni ... Self - Conductor: Italy
Henry Mayer Henry Mayer ... Self - Conductor: Switzerland
Franck Pourcel Franck Pourcel ... Self - Conductor: France
Miljenko Prohaska Miljenko Prohaska ... Self - Conductor: Yugoslavia
Hervé Roy Hervé Roy ... Self - Conductor: Monaco
Ossi Runne Ossi Runne ... Self - Conductor: Finland
Lars Samuelson Lars Samuelson ... Self - Conductor: Sweden
Ferrer Trindade Ferrer Trindade ... Self - Conductor: Portugal
Michael Aspel Michael Aspel ... Self - United Kingdom Commentator (uncredited)
Gay Byrne ... Self - Irish Commentator (uncredited)
Brian Cant Brian Cant ... Self - United Kingdom Vote Presenter (uncredited)
Sverre Christophersen Sverre Christophersen ... Self - Norwegian Commentator (uncredited)
Theodor Haller Theodor Haller ... Self - Swiss Commentator: German Speaking Region (uncredited)
Georges Hardy Georges Hardy ... Self - Swiss Commentator: French Speaking Region (uncredited)
Paule Herreman Paule Herreman ... Self - Belgian Commentator: French Speaking Region (uncredited)
Pim Jacobs Pim Jacobs ... Self - Dutch Commentator (uncredited)
Henrique Mendes Henrique Mendes ... Self - Portuguese Commentator (uncredited)
Jacques Navadic Jacques Navadic ... Self - Luxembourgian Commentator (uncredited)
Hans-Joachim Rauschenbach Hans-Joachim Rauschenbach ... Self - German Commentator (uncredited)
Pierre Tchernia ... Self - French Commentator (uncredited)
José Luis Uribarri José Luis Uribarri ... Self - Spanish Commentator (uncredited)
Herman Verelst Herman Verelst ... Self - Belgian Commentator: Dutch Speaking Region (uncredited)
Aarno Walli Aarno Walli ... Self - Finnish Commentator (uncredited)

Produced by 

Ramón Díez ... audiovisual producer

Music Department 

Luis de Pablo ... composer: "La España differente" interval music

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